air pocket (Meaning)

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air pocket (n)

a local region of low pressure or descending air that causes a plane to lose height suddenly

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The pilot encountered unexpected turbulence, causing the aircraft to hit an air pocket and experience a sudden drop in altitude.
Scuba divers are trained to avoid swimming directly above an air pocket to minimize the risk of decompression sickness.
The hiker found a natural air pocket in the cave, providing a moment of relief and a place to catch their breath.
Sailors are cautious when navigating through ice-covered waters, as they may encounter hidden air pockets beneath the frozen surface.
The chef gently pressed the dough to remove any air pockets before baking the bread.
Engineers designed the underwater vehicle with special features to prevent the formation of air pockets during its descent.
The inflatable raft had to be carefully inflated to ensure there were no air pockets that could compromise its buoyancy.
Divers use specialized equipment to detect and navigate around potentially dangerous underwater air pockets.
The geologist explained how the formation of an underground air pocket contributed to the creation of the cave system.
Swimmers should be cautious when exploring underwater caves to avoid accidentally entering an air pocket with limited access to the surface.

a local region of low pressure or descending air that causes a plane to lose height suddenly

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The pilot encountered unexpected turbulence, causing the aircraft to hit an air pocket and experience a sudden drop in altitude.

Scuba divers are trained to avoid swimming directly above an air pocket to minimize the risk of decompression sickness.

The hiker found a natural air pocket in the cave, providing a moment of relief and a place to catch their breath.

Sailors are cautious when navigating through ice-covered waters, as they may encounter hidden air pockets beneath the frozen surface.